Afreximbank soutient Heirs Energies par le biais d’une facilité de crédit de 750 millions de dollars US, renforçant ainsi la capacité énergétique nationale du Nigeria

Source: Africa Press Organisation – French

La Banque Africaine d’Import-Export (Afreximbank) (www.Afreximbank.com) et Heirs Energies Limited ont annoncé un partenariat financier historique de 750 millions de dollars US destiné à optimiser la structure financière de Heirs Energy et à débloquer des liquidités essentielles pour soutenir les besoins en fonds de roulement de la société énergétique qui poursuit son ambitieux programme de développement sur le terrain. Cet investissement devrait transformer considérablement la capacité énergétique nationale du Nigeria à mesure que la demande augmente.

Signée par le Dr George Elombi, Président d’Afreximbank et du Conseil d’administration de la Banque, et M. Tony O. Elumelu CFR, Président de Heirs Energies Limited, la facilité de prêt garanti de premier rang à double tranche soutiendra la stratégie de croissance accélérée de Heirs Energies qui entre dans une nouvelle phase d’expansion visant à augmenter et à maintenir sa production de pétrole et de gaz.

Afreximbank a été désignée comme arrangeur principal mandaté, agent de facilité et agent de sûreté dans le cadre de ce financement, qui est considéré comme une étape importante dans la collaboration stratégique entre Afreximbank et Heirs Energies.

À la suite de la signature, le Dr Elombi a souligné que ce partenariat témoignait de l’engagement d’Afreximbank en faveur de la création de valeur et de l’autonomisation des entrepreneurs africains. 

 « Sans des investissements tels que celui accordé à Heirs Energies, de nombreuses économies africaines dépendantes des combustibles fossiles seraient confrontées à de graves difficultés économiques », a déclaré Dr Elombi. Il ajoute : « Notre objectif, entre autres, est de donner les moyens d’agir aux entrepreneurs africains. Notre principale force réside dans la valeur des partenariats que nous continuons à développer ».

Dr Elombi a salué le soutien indéfectible de M. Elumelu aux activités d’Afreximbank, ajoutant que ces partenariats ont contribué à positionner Afreximbank comme un rouage essentiel dans la transformation économique de l’Afrique et la réalisation d’autres objectifs.

Le Président a réaffirmé la détermination d’Afreximbank à mener à bien le projet de Banque africaine de l’énergie, déclarant : « Nous devons passer à la vitesse supérieure et créer la Banque de l’énergie afin de pouvoir y transférer la majeure partie du portefeuille énergétique. Nous y investirons des capitaux considérables afin que cette banque soit aussi audacieuse et innovante qu’Afreximbank ».

Le Dr Elombi a ajouté qu’Afreximbank était disposée à collaborer avec Heirs Holdings et ses sociétés affiliées pour s’étendre à d’autres pays d’Afrique de l’Ouest, tels que le Ghana et la Côte d’Ivoire, ainsi qu’à d’autres régions du continent. « Notre objectif est de renforcer et de soutenir la domination de la marque africaine à travers l’Afrique ».

Commentant cette transaction, le Président de Heirs Energies Limited, M. Tony O. Elumelu, CFR, a déclaré : « Cette transaction est une preuve éclatante de ce que les entreprises africaines peuvent accomplir lorsqu’elles sont soutenues par une exécution rigoureuse et des capitaux africains à long terme. Elle reflète le parcours couronné de succès de Heirs Energies, du redressement à la croissance, et renforce notre conviction que les capitaux africains peuvent servir les entreprises africaines. C’est l’Afrique qui finance l’avenir de l’Afrique ».

Heirs Energies joue un rôle central dans l’industrie pétrolière et gazière nigériane, où le pétrole brut reste une ressource d’importance cruciale à l’échelle nationale et internationale.

Le partenariat entre Afreximbank et Heirs Energies Limited remonte à 2021, lorsque la société, alors connue sous le nom de Heirs Oil & Gas, a finalisé l’acquisition historique d’une participation de 45 % dans la coentreprise OML 17, grâce à une transaction de 1,1 milliard de dollars US financée par un consortium de banques internationales et locales dirigé par Afreximbank, marquant l’une des acquisitions énergétiques locales les plus importantes dans le secteur pétrolier et gazier nigérian.

Afreximbank a participé à ce financement à hauteur de 250 millions de dollars US, soulignant ainsi son engagement en faveur du développement du secteur énergétique africain et sa mission de promotion du commerce intra-africain et de la croissance des entreprises africaines.

Depuis cette acquisition, la production de pétrole brut est passée d’environ 25 000 barils par jour à une moyenne de 50 000 barils par jour, sans compter une production importante de gaz associé et non associé. Heirs Energies a également produit son premier gaz à partir de l’usine de gaz non associé d’Agbada le 21 novembre 2021, quelques mois seulement après avoir repris l’actif qui était en construction depuis plus de 10 ans sous l’ancien exploitant.

Actuellement, Heirs Energies est le premier fournisseur de gaz de l’Eastern Domestic Network [réseau domestique oriental] et alimente en gaz trois grandes centrales électriques, qui représentent ensemble environ 15 % de la capacité de production d’électricité installée du Nigeria.

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Vincent Musumba
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Courriel : press@afreximbank.com

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Chidimma Ugbojiaku
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À propos d’Afreximbank :
La Banque Africaine d’Import-Export (Afreximbank) est une institution financière multilatérale panafricaine dédiée au financement et à la promotion du commerce intra et extra-africain. Depuis 30 ans, Afreximbank déploie des structures innovantes pour fournir des solutions de financement qui facilitent la transformation de la structure du commerce africain et accélèrent l’industrialisation et le commerce intrarégional, soutenant ainsi l’expansion économique en Afrique. Fervente défenseur de l’Accord sur la Zone de Libre-Échange Continentale Africaine (ZLECAf), Afreximbank a lancé les le Système panafricain de paiement et de règlement (PAPSS) qui a été adopté par l’Union africaine (UA) comme la plateforme de paiement et de règlement devant appuyer la mise en œuvre de la ZLECAf. En collaboration avec le Secrétariat de la ZLECAf et l’UA, la Banque a mis en place un Fonds d’ajustement de 10 milliards de dollars US pour aider les pays à participer de manière effective à la ZLECAf. À la fin de décembre 2024, le total des actifs et des garanties de la Banque s’élevait à environ 40,1 milliards de dollars US et les fonds de ses actionnaires s’établissaient à 7,2 milliards de dollars US. Afreximbank est notée A par GCR International Scale, Baa2 par Moody’s, AAA par China Chengxin International Credit Rating Co., Ltd (CCXI), A- par Japan Credit Rating Agency (JCR) et BBB par Fitch. Au fil des ans, Afreximbank est devenue un groupe constitué de la Banque, de sa filiale de financement à impact appelée Fonds de développement des exportations en Afrique (FEDA), et de sa filiale de gestion d’assurance, AfrexInsure, (les trois entités forment « le Groupe »). La Banque a son siège social au Caire, en Égypte.

Pour plus d’information, veuillez visiter : www.Afreximbank.com

À propos de Heirs Energies Limited :
Heirs Energies Limited est la première entreprise énergétique intégrée détenue par des Africains. Elle s’engage à répondre aux besoins énergétiques spécifiques du continent tout en s’alignant sur les objectifs mondiaux de développement durable. Axée sur l’innovation, la responsabilité environnementale et le développement communautaire, Heirs Energies joue un rôle de premier plan dans le paysage énergétique en constante évolution et contribue à la prospérité de l’Afrique.

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O Afreximbank apoia a Heirs Energies com uma linha de crédito de 750 milhões de dólares, aumentando a capacidade energética interna da Nigéria

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O Banco Africano de Exportação e Importação (Afreximbank) (www.Afreximbank.com) e a Heirs Energies Limited anunciaram uma parceria financeira histórica no valor de 750 milhões de dólares americanos, destinada a optimizar a estrutura de capital da Heirs Energy e a desbloquear liquidez crítica para apoiar as suas necessidades de capital de giro, à medida que prossegue o seu ambicioso programa de desenvolvimento de campos. Prevê-se que o investimento transforme significativamente a capacidade energética interna da Nigéria à medida que a procura aumenta.

Assinado pelo Dr. George Elombi, Presidente e Presidente do Conselho de Administração do Afreximbank, e pelo Sr. Tony O. Elumelu, CFR, Presidente da Heirs Energies Limited, o mecanismo sénior de empréstimo garantido por reservas em duas parcelas, celebrado durante uma cerimónia em Abuja, vai apoiar a estratégia de crescimento acelerado da Heirs Energies, à medida que a empresa entra numa nova fase de expansão com o objetivo de aumentar e manter a sua produção de petróleo e gás.

O Afreximbank foi designado como Arranjador Líder Mandatado [Mandated Lead Arranger], Agente da Linha de Crédito [Facility Agent] e Agente de Garantia [Security Agent] no âmbito do financiamento, que é considerado um marco importante na colaboração estratégica entre o Afreximbank e a Heirs Energies.

Ao comentar após a assinatura, o Dr. Elombi destacou a parceria como uma prova do compromisso do Afreximbank com a criação de valor e o empoderamento dos empreendedores africanos. 

”Sem investimentos, como o que está a ser concedido à Heirs Energies, muitas economias africanas dependentes de combustíveis fósseis enfrentariam desafios económicos graves”, afirmou o Dr. Elombi. “O nosso objectivo é, entre outros, empoderar o empreendedor africano. A nossa principal força reside no valor das parcerias que continuamos a estabelecer.”

Elogiou o apoio incondicional do Sr. Elumelu às actividades do Afreximbank, acrescentando que tais parcerias têm sido fundamentais para ajudar a posicionar o Afreximbank como uma peça importante na transformação económica de África e noutros objectivos.

O Presidente reafirmou a determinação do Afreximbank em ver o projecto do Banco Africano de Energia concretizado, afirmando que “devemos dar passos maiores e criar o Banco de Energia para que possamos transferir a maior parte da carteira de energia para lá. Investiremos um capital avultado para sermos tão ousados e inovadores como o Afreximbank”.

O Dr. Elombi acrescentou que o Afreximbank está disposto a trabalhar com a Heirs Holdings e as suas empresas afiliadas no sentido de expandir para outros países da África Ocidental, como o Gana e a Côte d’Ivoire, e para outras partes do continente. “O nosso objectivo é difundir e apoiar o domínio da marca africana em toda África.”

Comentando sobre a transacção, o Presidente da Heirs Energies Limited, o Sr. Tony O. Elumelu, CFR, observou: “Esta transacção é uma afirmação poderosa do que as empresas africanas podem alcançar quando apoiadas por uma execução disciplinada e capital africano de longo prazo. Reflecte a jornada de sucesso que a Heirs Energies percorreu – da recuperação ao crescimento – e reforça nossa crença no capital africano trabalhando para as empresas africanas. Isto é África a financiar o futuro de África.”

A Heirs Energies desempenha um papel fundamental na indústria do petróleo e gás da Nigéria, onde o petróleo bruto continua a ser um recurso de importância crítica a nível nacional e internacional.

A parceria entre o Afreximbank e a Heirs Energies Limited remonta a 2021, quando a empresa, então conhecida como Heirs Oil & Gas, concluiu a sua aquisição histórica de uma participação de 45% na Joint Venture OML 17, com uma transacção de 1,1 mil milhões de dólares financiada por um consórcio de bancos internacionais e locais liderado pelo Afreximbank, , que representa uma das aquisições de energia indígena mais significativas no sector do petróleo e gás da Nigéria.

O Afreximbank participou com até 250 milhões de dólares desse financiamento, realçando o seu compromisso com o desenvolvimento do sector energético africano e o seu mandato de promover o comércio intra-africano e o crescimento das empresas africanas.

Desde essa aquisição, a produção de petróleo bruto aumentou de aproximadamente 25.000 barris por dia para uma média de 50.000 barris por dia, além de uma produção significativa de gás associado e não associado. A Heirs Energies obteve igualmente a primeira produção de gás da Unidade de Gás Não Associado de Agbada no dia 21 de Novembro de 2021, poucos meses após ter adquirido o activo que estava em construção há mais de 10 anos sob gestão do operador anterior.

Actualmente, a Heirs Energies é o principal fornecedor de gás da Rede Doméstica Oriental e fornece gás a três grandes centrais eléctricas, contribuindo colectivamente com aproximadamente 15% da capacidade instalada de produção de electricidade da Nigéria.

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Vincent Musumba
Gestor de Comunicações e Eventos (Relações com a Imprensa)
Correio Electrónico: press@afreximbank.com

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Chidimma Ugbojiaku
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Sobre o Afreximbank:
O Banco Africano de Exportação e Importação (Afreximbank) é uma instituição financeira multilateral pan-africana com mandato para financiar e promover o comércio intra e extra-africano. Há mais de 30 anos que o Banco utiliza estruturas inovadoras para oferecer soluções de financiamento que apoiam a transformação da estrutura do comércio africano, acelerando a industrialização e o comércio intra-regional, impulsionando assim a expansão económica em África. Apoiante firme do Acordo de Comércio Livre Continental Africano (ACLCA), o Afreximbank lançou um Sistema Pan-Africano de Pagamento e Liquidação (PAPSS) que foi adoptado pela União Africana (UA) como plataforma de pagamento e liquidação para sustentar a implementação da ZCLCA. Em colaboração com o Secretariado da ZCLCA e a UA, o Banco criou um Fundo de Ajustamento de 10 mil milhões de dólares para apoiar os países que participam de forma efectiva na ZCLCA. No final de Dezembro de 2024, o total de activos e contingências do Afreximbank ascendia a mais de 40,1 mil milhões de dólares e os seus fundos de accionistas a 7,2 mil milhões de dólares. O Afreximbank tem notações de grau de investimento atribuídas pela GCR (escala internacional) (A), Moody’s (Baa2), China Chengxin International Credit Rating Co., Ltd (CCXI) (AAA), Japan Credit Rating Agency (JCR) (A-) e Fitch (BBB-). O Afreximbank evoluiu para uma entidade de grupo que inclui o Banco, a sua subsidiária de fundo de impacto de acções, denominada Fundo para o Desenvolvimento das Exportações em África (FEDA), e a sua subsidiária de gestão de seguros, AfrexInsure (em conjunto, “o Grupo”). O Banco tem a sua sede em Cairo, Egipto.

Para mais informações, visite: www.Afreximbank.com.

Sobre a Heirs Energies Limited:
A Heirs Energies Limited é a principal empresa de energia integrada de propriedade local de África, comprometida em responder às necessidades energéticas únicas de África, alinhando-se com os objectivos globais de sustentabilidade.   Com um forte foco na inovação, responsabilidade ambiental e desenvolvimento comunitário, a Heirs Energies lidera o crescente panorama energético e contribui para uma África mais próspera. 

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Volunteer Opportunity: Website Developer & Designer – Volunteer Program for the Roman Catholic Church in Africa’s Communications Volunteer Programme

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As part of the voluntary communications programme managed pro bono by APO Group (https://APO-opa.com) to support the Roman Catholic Church in Africa, we are seeking an experienced Website Developer & Designer.

Location: Remote (Europe or Africa)
Type: Volunteer (Unpaid)  
Commitment: 2 days per week, for at least 6 months  

About the Role 

The Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of Africa and Madagascar (SECAM), the governing body of the Roman Catholic Church in Africa, is inviting applications for a Website Developer & Designer to strengthen and enhance its digital presence.

This is a hands-on, execution-driven volunteer role focused on the design, development, and ongoing maintenance of SECAM’s websites and digital platforms. While content will be provided by other team members, the position centres on ensuring technical implementation, smooth functionality, consistent and professional design aligned with SECAM’s brand standards, user-friendly navigation, and strong site performance.

We are seeking a dedicated individual who can work independently on clearly defined tasks, follow established brand guidelines and UX best practices, and collaborate effectively with content creators, communications teams, and project stakeholders. This role offers the opportunity to make a meaningful impact by shaping SECAM’s digital presence and ensuring its platforms remain accessible, engaging, and reliable.

This role is part of the pro bono volunteer programme facilitated by APO Group (https://APO-opa.com).  Learn more about the initiative: SECAM Africa Newsroom (http://apo-opa.co/3KMxBOx).

The programme operates within European and African time zones. For this reason, applications are only open to candidates based in these regions.

As a Website Developer & Designer, you will:  

  • Develop and launch websites, landing pages, and enhancements based on provided requirements.
  • Implement responsive, cross-browser compatible designs.
  • Customise CMS themes, templates, and components.
  • Translate design mock-ups and supplied content into functional, high-quality web pages

Website Administration & Maintenance

  • Apply SECAM brand guidelines to ensure visual consistency and professional design quality.
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  • Maintain reusable templates and design components.
  • Collaborate with content owners to ensure layouts support communication objectives.

Performance, SEO & Accessibility

  • Implement technical SEO best practices and page-level optimizations.
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Collaboration & Process

  • Work closely with content creators, communications leads, and project managers.
  • Provide practical input on technical feasibility and timelines.
  • Document site structures, updates, and maintenance processes.

Required Skills & Experience

  • 3–5 years of professional experience in website development and web design.
  • Strong working knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
  • Experience with at least one CMS platform (e.g. WordPress, Webflow, Drupal).
  • Proficiency with design tools such as Figma, Adobe XD, or similar.
  • Solid understanding of responsive design and UX/UI principles.
  • Familiarity with hosting environments, DNS, and deployment workflows.
  • Strong communication skills in English (French or Portuguese is an advantage).

Nice-to-Have

  • Experience with modern frameworks or libraries (React, Vue, etc.).
  • Basic back-end knowledge (PHP, Node.js, or similar).
  • Experience with e-commerce or membership-based websites.
  • Version control experience (Git).

 Requirements 

  • 3–5 years of professional experience in website development and web design.
  • Strong working knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
  • Experience with at least one CMS platform (e.g. WordPress, Webflow, Drupal).
  • Proficiency with design tools such as Figma, Adobe XD, or similar.
  • Solid understanding of responsive design and UX/UI principles.
  • Familiarity with hosting environments, DNS, and deployment workflows.
  • Strong communication skills in English (French or Portuguese is an advantage).

What We Offer 

  • The opportunity to contribute meaningfully to the mission of the Roman Catholic Church in Africa.
  • Hands-on experience supporting international digital platforms in a mission-driven context.
  • A multicultural, collaborative, and purpose-driven volunteer environment.
  • The chance to strengthen your CV and expand your international professional network.

This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute meaningfully to the Church’s noble mission, while also enhancing your professional experience, strengthening your CV, and broadening your international network. 

I M P O R T A N T: Only applicants who complete the form below will be considered.  

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The Catholic Church operates 82,235 Catholic Schools in Africa, educating 30,629,476 pupils. Its extensive network of care includes 13,880 facilities such as hospitals, clinics, dispensaries, leprosy centres, homes for the elderly and chronically ill, centres for disabled people, orphanages, kindergartens, and marriage counselling centres.  

According to the 2022 State of the World’s Volunteerism Report compiled by the United Nations, the global number of volunteers stands at 862.4 million. Embracing volunteerism provides individuals with unparalleled firsthand professional experience, allowing them to enrich their CVs with valuable expertise gained through meaningful contributions. 

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The 2025 Meet Global MICE Congress has drawn two times more participants

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The international congress has confirmed Moscow’s status as a world-renowned center of excellence in the field of business tourism, having brough together professionals from 37 countries of the BRICS and the Global South. The congress had twice as many participants compared to the year before – over 2500 people. A multi-format program covered such topics as the success of MICE destinations, the efficacy of business events, the future of neurotechnology and the experience economy in the industry, all while setting a record number of business meetings.

Participants from 37 Countries

The results of the Meet Global MICE Congress (MGMC), an international business tourism forum, were summed up in Moscow. The forum took place on December 17-18 and brought together more than two and a half thousand representatives of industry professionals, relevant agencies, associations, corporate clients, and business event organizers from various countries. This is 2 times more than the previous year and six times more compared to the very first forum.

Congress participants came to the capital from 37 countries and Russian regions – there were twice as many compared to the year before. The high profile of the participants, with 70% of them being senior executives and decision makers, allowed for partnership agreements to be formed right during the event.

Projeni Pather, Chairperson of the Association of African Exhibition Organisers, emphasised that collaboration and a solutions-driven approach are essential for sustainable growth in the exhibition industry: “Collaboration is the key factor for success, both locally and globally. Exhibitions coming to Africa must act as solution partners rather than mere exhibitors. Events that deliver tailored solutions for specific countries are the ones that build trust and secure a long-term presence across the continent.”

Among the participants were: the CEO of China Travel Online Marcus Lee, Governing Board Member of the Indian Convention Promotion Bureau Tushar Kesharwani, the Visit Qatar MICE Acting Director Ruqaya Cassim, Chairman of the Indonesian Exhibition Companies Association Hosea Andreas Runkat, the Kenyan Actnable AI founder and CEO Dharmendra Jain, President of the Malaysian Inbound Tourism Association Ms. Mint Leong, the former CEO of EXPO 2027 in Serbia Dušan Borovčanin. There were also representatives of tourism departments of Egypt, Jordan, the Maldives, Nepal, Tanzania, and Uzbekistan.

Within the exhibition area, more than 8 thousand business meetings were held, all aimed at establishing new contacts, finding clients and developing a plan of events for the future.

Two Eventful Days

15 business sessions were organized for the participants, the main subjects being: “Conferences and Exhibitions”. “Destinations and Associations”, “Global Trends and Analytics”, “Meetings and Intensives”, “Business”, and “Technology”. The plenary sessions, panel discussions, case sessions, presentations, addresses by star speakers, and trainings allowed for the full exploration of the MGMC-2025 main theme – “Unity Through Open Diversity: New Opportunities for Global Growth”.

The speakers addressed issues such as the impact of personalization, gamification, hybridization, the experience economy, artificial intelligence, and neurotechnology on the MICE industry. There was also a focus on the multiplier effect of mega-events, the profile of the modern industry client and provider, the reflection of national codes in the global exhibition industry, the formula for commercial success and promotion channels for business destinations, and in particular – on off-site corporate events for Asian regions.

Exhibition for Business

More than 130 exhibitors from countries of the BRICS and the Global South were represented at the MGMC-2025. These are MICE operators, associations, convention and exhibition bureaus, transport companies, hotels looking to enter growing markets and improve brand awareness.

Separate stands were dedicated to projects “Made in Moscow” and “Moscow Tea Party”.

Key participants of the Hosted Buyers program were guests from the Middle East (more than 27%), India (25%), and China (15%). All in all, a total of 200 participants came to discuss event opportunities, hold B2B negotiations, and discover Moscow as a business, cultural, and entertainment destination.

The first Meet Global MICE Congress took place in Moscow in the fall of 2023, becoming the largest international event in the field of business tourism in Russia. Last December the forum was held under the auspices of the BRICS Edition, bringing together more than 1.3 thousand business tourism representatives from countries of the BRICS and the Global South. Moscow became a platform for business dialogue with 17 countries. The main subject was “Global Challenges and Trends of the MICE Industry: Towards Sustainable Development Through the Lens of the BRICS Countries’ Experience and Knowledge” – discussed during 13 business sessions.

The Moscow City Tourism Committee sustains the capital’s brand as a prime tourist destination not only in Russia, but internationally as well. Most frequently Moscow welcomes guests form China, India, and countries of the CIS and the Middle East. To strengthen international ties, the Russian capital organizes business missions, showcases its tourism potential at industry exhibitions, and creates projects and events aimed at attracting foreign tourists.

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of The Moscow City Tourism Committee.

Contact:
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New African Magazine of United Kingdom (UK) recognizes Merck Foundation Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dr. Rasha Kelej as One of ‘100 Most Influential Africans 2025’ for Transforming Healthcare and Empowering Women & Girls, shares Recognition with Presidents of Angola, South Africa, and Ghana

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  • The President of Angola, H.E. JOÃOLOURENÇO, The President of South Africa, H.E. CYRIL RAMAPHOSA, The President of Ghana, H.E. JOHN MAHAMA and Merck Foundation CEO, Dr. Rasha Kelej recognized amongst the  100 Most influential Africans 2025 by New African Magazine, UK.
  • Dr. Rasha Kelej, Merck Foundation CEO recognized for the seventh consecutive year as one of 100 most Influential African. 2025 recognition is by New African Magazine of UK, along side president of Angola, Ghana and South Africa.
  • The list of 100 Most Influential Africans 2025is made up of prominent African Leaders in different sectors such as Public office, Business, Technology, Change Makers, Thinkers and Opinion Shapers, Creative and Sports influencing the communities and sectors with their inspirational work.

Dr. Rasha Kelej, CEO of Merck Foundation and President of “More Than a Mother” Campaign has been recognized as one of the 100 Most Influential Africans, by the prestigious New African Magazine (UK).

The special edition spotlights the individuals shaping Africa’s present and future. The publication’s correspondents and collaborators have scanned the length and breadth of the continent to identify 2025’s human gems—leaders, innovators, and change-makers whose influence and impact continue to drive transformation across Africa and beyond.

Speaking about the recognition, Senator Dr. Rasha Kelej, CEO of Merck Foundation expressed, “I am deeply honoured to be recognized as one of the 100 Most Influential Africans by New African (UK), and to be named alongside the esteemed leaders of our continent, including the Presidents of Angola, Ghana, and South Africa, as well as many other change makers. Congratulations to all.”

She further emphasized, “This recognition is very special to me, as it acknowledges my continued efforts to build and strengthen healthcare capacity, empower women living with infertility, and support girl education through our Merck Foundation programs. It only encourage me and motivate me and my team to strengthen our commitment to continue my efforts to create lasting, equitable impact across Africa for generations to come.”

Under Dr. Rasha Kelej ‘s  leadership, Merck Foundation has been running impactful programs like their “Scholaship Program for Healthcare Providers” to transform the patient care landscape and improving access to quality & equitable healthcare solutions in Africa and beyond; their signature “More Than a Mother” movement that she created in 2015 to build quality and equitable Reproductive and Fertility Care Capacity, Break Infertility Stigma, Raise Awareness about Infertility Prevention & Male Infertility, and Support Girl Education; and “Educating Linda” program to support girl education.

Over the past 13 years, Dr. Rasha Kelej has worked closely with more than 33 African and Asian First Ladies as Ambassadors of Merck Foundation “More Than a Mother” in their countries, to lead their programs and key partners including Ministries of Health, Information, Education & Gender, Academia, Policymakers, International Fertility Societies, Media and Art from over 52 countries.

“I am delighted to share that we have provided 2500 scholarships for healthcare providers from 52 countries, across 44 critical and underserved medical specialties. I am proud that many of our alumni have become, or are on their way to becoming, the first specialists in their respective countries. We are building a lasting legacy in Africa.” She added.

Through the “Merck Foundation More Than a Mother” campaign which is a strong movement that aims to empower infertile and childless women through access to information, education, health and change of mindset, Dr. Kelej has been working closely with partners to create a culture shift and transforming fertility care and women health landscape in public health nationwide in 42 African and Asia countries. 

“We have provided out of the 2500 scholarships, 770 scholarships for healthcare providers from 42 countries, of clinical training of Fertility care and Embryology, and One year PG Diploma and two-year Master Degree in Sexual and Reproductive Medicine, Clinical Psychiatry, Women’s Health, Biotechnology of Human Assisted Reproduction & Embryology, Urology, Laparoscopic Surgical skills and Family Medicine. These specialists are critical to advance quality and equitable women health in general and reproductive and fertility care in particular.” Senator, Rasha Kelej explained.

Moreover, Merck Foundation has also supported childless women by helping them start their own small businesses through “Empowering  Berna” program.

“It is all about giving every woman the respect and support she deserves to lead a fulfilling life, with or without a child, she added.

Moreover, Dr. Kelej is a strong advocate for Education as one of the most critical areas of women empowerment. Therefore, in partnership with African First Ladies, Merck Foundation provided year to date more than 1200 annual scholarships to high-performing and underprivileged African schoolgirls from 19 countries, enabling them to complete their studies and reach their  potential.  Countries such as;  across several African countries, including Botswana, Burundi, Cabo Verde, Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon, The Gambia, Ghana, Kenya, Liberia, Malawi, Namibia, Nigeria, São Tomé and Príncipe, Tanzania, Togo, Zambia, Zimbabwe and other.

Dr. Rasha Kelej is a trailblazer whose vision and dedication have transformed lives across Africa. She is celebrated for her pioneering initiatives that tackle some of the continent’s most pressing social and health challenges like breaking infertility stigma, supporting girl education, ending child marriage, gender-based violence & female genital mutilation, and advancing women’s empowerment.

Through her remarkable leadership, Dr. Kelej has united the media, fashion, and arts communities to be the voice of the voiceless. Her unique initiatives including a Pan-African TV program, Health Media Training, Annual Awards for best media, song, fashion design and film, awareness songs, children’s storybooks, and animations films have created a culture shift in communities.

A true visionary, Dr. Kelej inspires and educates over 8.5 million social media followers, keeping them engaged with empowering and awareness content. Her tireless commitment, innovative approach, and unwavering passion continue to reshape the social and health landscape, leaving a legacy of hope, empowerment, and progress across Africa.

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Afreximbank backs Heirs Energies with $750-million facility, boosting Nigeria’s domestic energy capacity

Source: APO

African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) (www.Afreximbank.com) and Heirs Energies Limited have announced a landmark US$750-million financing partnership designed to optimise Heirs Energy’s capital structure and unlock critical liquidity to support its working capital requirement as it pursues its ambitious field development programme. The investment is expected to significantly transform Nigeria’s domestic energy capacity as demand rises.

Signed by Dr. George Elombi, President and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Afreximbank, and Mr. Tony O. Elumelu CFR, Chairman of Heirs Energies Limited, the dual-tranche senior secured reserve-based lending facility, concluded during a ceremony in Abuja, will support Heirs Energies’ accelerated growth strategy as the company enters a new phase of expansion seeking to increase, and sustain, its oil and gas production.

Afreximbank was appointed the Mandated Lead Arranger, Facility Agent, and Security Agent under the financing which is seen as an important milestone in strategic collaboration between Afreximbank and Heirs Energies.

In comments following the signing, Dr. Elombi highlighted the partnership as a testament to Afreximbank’s commitment to value creation and the empowerment of African entrepreneurs.  

“Without investments, such as the one being provided to Heirs Energies, many fossil fuel-dependent African economies would face dire economic challenges,” said Dr. Elombi. “Our aim, among others, is to empower the African entrepreneur. Our core strength is in the value of the partnerships we continue to forge.”

He lauded Mr. Elumelu’s steadfast support for Afreximbank’s activities, adding that such partnerships have been instrumental in helping position Afreximbank as a significant cog in unlocking Africa’s economic transformation and other goals.

The President reaffirmed Afreximbank’s determination to see the African Energy Bank project to fruition, saying, “we should get to higher strides and get the Energy Bank so we can move most of the energy portfolio there. We will put tremendous capital in it to be as bold and as innovative as Afreximbank”.

Dr. Elombi added that Afreximbank was willing to work with Heirs Holdings and its affiliated companies expand to other West African countries such as Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire, and to other parts of the continent. “Our aim is to spread and support the domination of the African brand across Africa.”

Commenting on the transaction, Chairman, Heirs Energies Limited Mr. Tony O. Elumelu, CFR noted: “This transaction is a powerful affirmation of what African enterprise can achieve when backed by disciplined execution and long-term African capital. It reflects the successful journey Heirs Energies has taken – from turnaround to growth – and reinforces our belief in African capital working for African businesses. This is Africa financing Africa’s future.”

Heirs Energies plays a pivotal role in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry, where crude oil remains a resource of critical national and international importance.

The partnership between Afreximbank and Heirs Energies Limited dates to 2021, when the company, then known as Heirs Oil & Gas, completed its landmark acquisition of a 45-per cent participating interest in the OML 17 Joint Venture with a US$ 1.1-billion transaction financed by a consortium of international and local banks led by Afreximbank, marking one of the most significant indigenous energy acquisitions in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector.

Afreximbank participated with up to US$ 250 million of that financing, underscoring its commitment to Africa’s energy sector development and its mandate to promote intra-African trade and the growth of African-owned enterprises.

Since that acquisition, the crude oil production has increased from approximately 25,000 barrels per day to an average of 50,000 barrels per day, in addition to significant associated and non-associated gas production. Heirs Energies also achieved first gas from the Agbada Non-Associated Gas Plant on 21 November 2021, just months after taking over the asset which had been under construction for over 10 years under the previous operator.

Currently, Heirs Energies is the top gas supplier in the Eastern Domestic Network and supplies gas to three major power plants, collectively contributing approximately 15 per cent of Nigeria’s installed electricity generation capacity.

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About Afreximbank:
African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) is a Pan-African multilateral financial institution mandated to finance and promote intra- and extra-African trade. For over 30 years, the Bank has been deploying innovative structures to deliver financing solutions that support the transformation of the structure of Africa’s trade, accelerating industrialisation and intra-regional trade, thereby boosting economic expansion in Africa. A stalwart supporter of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA), Afreximbank has launched a Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS) that was adopted by the African Union (AU) as the payment and settlement platform to underpin the implementation of the AfCFTA. Working with the AfCFTA Secretariat and the AU, the Bank has set up a US$10 billion Adjustment Fund to support countries effectively participating in the AfCFTA. At the end of December 2024, Afreximbank’s total assets and contingencies stood at over US$40.1 billion, and its shareholder funds amounted to US$7.2 billion. Afreximbank has investment grade ratings assigned by GCR (international scale) (A), Moody’s (Baa2), China Chengxin International Credit Rating Co., Ltd (CCXI) (AAA), Japan Credit Rating Agency (JCR) (A-) and Fitch (BBB-). Afreximbank has evolved into a group entity comprising the Bank, its equity impact fund subsidiary called the Fund for Export Development Africa (FEDA), and its insurance management subsidiary, AfrexInsure (together, “the Group”). The Bank is headquartered in Cairo, Egypt.

For more information, visit: www.Afreximbank.com

About Heirs Energies Limited:
Heirs Energies Limited is Africa’s leading indigenous-owned integrated energy company, committed to meeting Africa’s unique energy needs while aligning with global sustainability goals.   Having a strong focus on innovation, environmental responsibility, and community development, Heirs Energies leads in the evolving energy landscape and contribute to a more prosperous Africa. 

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Remarks by Minister in The Presidency, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, during the Ad Hoc Summit of the Regional Oversight Mechanism of the Peace, Security and Cooperation Framework for the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Region and the International Conference

Source: President of South Africa –

Your Excellency, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, Chairperson of the Regional Oversight Mechanism of the PSC Framework;
Your Excellencies, Signatory Countries of the PSC Framework;
Your Excellencies, Representatives of Guarantor Institutions and countries;

Your Excellency,

I would like to start by conveying the apology of your dear brother, His Excellency President Cyril Ramaphosa who was not able to travel in person due to logistical constraints.

On behalf of His Excellency, President Cyril Ramaphosa, allow me to express South Africa’s appreciation to President Yoweri Museveni for convening this urgent Ad-hoc Summit of the Regional Oversight Mechanism for the Democratic Republic of the Congo to ensure that the countries in the Great Lakes region, and guarantor institutions and countries continue to work as a collective to find solutions to the ongoing security challenges in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.  

Your Excellencies,

It is regrettable that the eastern DRC continues to experience persistent violence by armed groups, both Congolese and uninvited external forces.

This situation persists despite the existence of the Peace, Security and Cooperation Framework, the SADC-EAC and the AU-led peace initiatives, and other external peace initiatives which are all aimed primarily to deal with the scourge of armed conflicts and their impact on the people of the eastern DRC and its immediate region.

The actions of armed groups, particularly the M23 and FDLR, continue to undermine the PSC Framework and other ongoing peace processes. The territorial expansion of the M23 including the recent seizure of Uvira, the establishment of parallel administrations in captured and controlled areas, and the violation of human rights and the resultant humanitarian crisis, negate efforts towards peace and opportunities for regional economic development.

The current security situation in the eastern DRC requires immediate action through inclusive, genuine, and direct dialogue, amongst all Congolese and all parties to the conflict. We must act as a collective to prevent any further regional instability. It is for this reason that South Africa strongly urges for the need to return to the basics. We need to ask and honestly answer the question of why, despite several agreements on the resolution of the eastern DRC security situation, are we failing to achieve peace and lasting security.

Peace would only be achieved through an inclusive process that addresses holistically the root causes and drivers of the conflict in the eastern DRC and the region. In our view, the lack of implementation of the various agreements by all parties is a major challenge.  If we are serious about achieving lasting peace, for a start, we must ensure that all parties must fulfill their commitments made as signatories to the Peace, Security and Cooperation Framework.

For the part of the DRC, it is vital that the government continues to implement all its national commitments, especially on security sector reform and governance including building professional, accountable and sustainable security forces – both in the defence  and police service. These forces should be able to discharge their mandate in restoring State authority and in defending the territorial integrity of the DRC.

Neighbouring countries must also implement their regional commitments, especially not supporting destabilising armed groups, not interfering in the internal affairs of neighbouring countries, and respecting each other’s sovereignty.

In this regard, we recommend that the Regional Oversight Mechanism enhance its role in the implementation of commitments by the DRC and PSC Framework signatories. The Chair of the ROM must also engage actively with the DRC and its immediate neighbours to rebuild trust and normalise bilateral relations and cooperation. These undertakings should be seen as complementing not competing with other peace efforts in line with the decisions to revitalise the PSC Framework.

Excellencies,

The role of the Continental Organisations such as the African Union – which is one of the Guarantors of the PSC Framework remains critical in addressing peace and security challenges confronting us. It is our expectation that the unified African-led mediation efforts can contribute towards normalising relations between the DRC and Rwanda, and restore peace in the eastern DRC and the Great Lakes region in general. 

As I conclude, South Africa appeals to the conflicting parties in the DRC to demonstrate political will and selfless leadership that this occasion requires. 

The parties must fulfil their previous commitments to establish a permanent, effective and verifiable ceasefire; they must engage in inclusive dialogue that will lead to peace and reconciliation; and they must put the interest of the people of the DRC first. 

Peace will endure when the people of the DRC unite for the purpose of building one Congolese nation and redirect their collective efforts towards the economic development of the DRC and the region. 

I thank you.

Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Meets Malawi Minister of Finance

Source: Government of Qatar

Doha| 22 December 2025

HE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Sultan bin Saad Al Muraikhi met on Monday with HE Member of Parliament, Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Development, and Special Envoy of the Republic of Malawi to the State of Qatar Joseph Mwanamvekha, who is currently visiting the country. 
During the meeting, cooperation relations between the two countries and ways to support and enhance them were reviewed. 

Visitors flock to Durban as city experiences bumper festive season

Source: Government of South Africa

Visitors flock to Durban as city experiences bumper festive season

The eThekwini Municipality is experiencing a bumper festive season, with visitors to the city contributing an economic boom of some R6 billion to the city’s coffers.

This according to Municipal Mayor Cyril Xaba, who briefed the media on Monday.

“From December 1 to date, we have received 490 152 visitors. Hotel occupancy currently stands at 70%, with a direct visitor spend of R1.8 billion and an estimated contribution of over R6 billion to the city’s GDP. These indicators confirm strong festive season performance and sustained tourism demand.  

“While Durban is well known for its warm beaches, many visitors have also come to enjoy a variety of attraction and events hosted across the city. Total attendance at these signature events currently stands at 83 000, with an additional 61 000 attendees expected,” Xaba said.

He noted that the festive season is showing a “clear and measurable uplift in tourism activity across Durban”.

“Strong attendance at signature events increased accommodation occupancy, expanded tour operations, cruise passenger arrivals and high beachfront usage all point to sustained festive demand.

“Durban is delivering a vibrant, safe and well-coordinated festive season, translating into strong visitor numbers, meaningful economic impact and renewed confidence in the city as South Africa’s leading summer destination,” Xaba added.

Since the beginning of December, more than 873 000 visitors visited beaches.

On 16 December alone, some 201 000 visitors visited the beachfront, “making it the busiest day in recent history”.

“Despite this unprecedented crowd, the city is proud to report zero drownings and no major incidents on the day. This reflects the dedication and professionalism of our staff including lifeguards, emergency and disaster management staff, as well as law enforcement agencies.

“It is exciting to note that Durban is experiencing a bumper festive season last seen before the COVID-19 pandemic. This is evident in the significant number of visitors who have already descended on our shores ahead of Christmas and New Year’s Eve,” Xaba said. – SAnews.gov.za

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APO Group Celebrates Multiple Global and Regional Industry Awards in 2025, Cementing its Status as the Leading Pan-African Communications Consultancy

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APO Group (www.APO-opa.com), the leading multi-award-winning, pan-African communications consultancy and press release distribution service, has wrapped up 2025 with an exceptional collection of prestigious industry awards, reinforcing its position as a trusted communications partner for organisations shaping Africa’s narrative on the global stage.

This recognition reflects APO Group’s consistent delivery of high-impact, results-driven communications campaigns, its deep understanding of African markets, and its ability to bridge Africa and the world through credible, compelling storytelling.

Key industry recognition in 2025:

  • APO Group was awarded Gold at the 2025 SABRE Awards (https://apo-opa.co/4sb6zkv), in addition to five finalist placements. One of the most respected benchmarks of excellence in public relations worldwide, the SABRE recognition demonstrates APO Group’s strength in strategy-led storytelling, reputation management, and measurable communications outcomes.
  • At the 2025 Davos Communications Awards (https://apo-opa.co/49tj6rh), APO Group secured both Gold and Bronze honours, recognising excellence in strategic communications and campaign execution. These awards highlight the company’s ability to deliver globally competitive work rooted in strong local insight, particularly for complex, multi-market African campaigns.
  • APO Group was named Africa’s Leading PR Agency – 2025 at the Brands Review Magazine Awards (https://apo-opa.co/3Y9HPvn), a distinction that recognises outstanding leadership, influence, and performance across Africa. This award reflects APO Group’s scale, reputation, and sustained impact in shaping narratives for its clients operating on the continent.
  • In South Africa, APO Group was named Best Public Relations & Media Consultancy Agency of the Year – 2025 by World Business Outlook (https://apo-opa.co/49na1kK), reaffirming its leadership position in one of Africa’s most competitive communications markets and its role in setting professional standards for the industry.

Commenting on the achievements, Bas Wijne, Chief Executive Officer of APO Group, said: “These awards are a powerful endorsement of the work our teams deliver every day and the trust our clients place in us. They reflect our continued investment in innovation, the quality of our service, and our ability to deliver communications solutions that are both strategically sound and culturally relevant. Most importantly, they recognise the dedication, creativity, and professionalism of our people across Africa and beyond, who are committed to elevating Africa’s stories.”

As APO Group looks to 2026, the company remains focused on setting the benchmark for excellence in African public relations and communications. Combining deep African expertise with global best practice, APO Group delivers communications that support market entry, reputation management, and commercial growth for multinational organisations expanding into Africa, as well as African companies scaling across the continent.

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About APO Group: 
Founded in 2007, APO Group (www.APO-opa.com) is the leading award-winning pan-African communications consultancy and press release distribution service. Renowned for our deep-rooted African expertise and expansive global perspective, we specialise in elevating the reputation and brand equity of private and public organisations across Africa. As a trusted partner, our mission is to harness the power of media, crafting bespoke strategies that drive tangible, measurable impact both on the continent and globally.   

Our commitment to excellence and innovation has been recognised with multiple prestigious awards, including a PRovoke Media Global SABRE Award and multiple PRovoke Media Africa SABRE Awards. In 2023, we were named the Leading Public Relations Firm Africa and the Leading Pan-African Communications Consultancy Africa in the World Business Outlook Awards, and the Best Public Relations and Media Consultancy of the Year South Africa in 2024 in the same awards. In 2025, Brands Review Magazine acknowledged us as the Leading Communications Consultancy in Africa for the second consecutive year. They also named us the Best PR Agency and the Leading Press Release Distribution Platform in Africa in 2024. Additionally, in 2025, we were honoured with the Gold distinction for Best PR Campaign and Bronze in the Special Event category at the Davos Communications Awards. 

APO Group’s esteemed clientele, which includes global giants such as Canon, Nestlé, Western Union, the UNDP, Network International, African Energy Chamber, Mercy Ships, Marriott, Africa’s Business Heroes, and Liquid Intelligent Technologies, reflects our unparalleled ability to navigate the complex African media landscape. With a multicultural team across Africa, we offer unmatched, truly pan-African insights, expertise, and reach across the continent. APO Group is dedicated to reshaping narratives about Africa, challenging stereotypes, and bringing inspiring African stories to global audiences, with our expertise in developing and supporting public relations campaigns worldwide uniquely positioning us to amplify brand messaging, enhance reputations, and connect effectively with target audiences.  

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